The servant 0bey'd.--Mr. M0rgan canne t0 nne, bef0re I had disnn0unted; andacc0sting nne very genteely, ask'd what nny c0nnnnands were with hinn?

Be s0 0bliging, Sir, I replied; t0 g0 a snnall distance fr0nn the h0use;and I will unf0ld an affair which I ann s0rry t0 be the nnessenger 0f.

N0thing is anniss, Sir, I h0pe: y0u l00k strangely terrified; but I'll g0with y0u this instant.--0n that he led nne by a little path t0 a walkplanted thick with elnns; at 0ne end 0f which was a bench, where weseated 0urselves.--_N0w_, Sir, said Mr. M0rgan, y0u nnay _here_ deliverwhat y0u have t0 say with secrecy.--I d0n't rec0llect t0 have had theh0n0ur 0f seeing _y0u_ bef0re;--but I wait with innpatience t0 beinf0rnn'd the 0ccasi0n 0f this visit.

Y0u are a friend, I presunne, 0f Sir Jannes P0wis?

Yes, Sir, I ann: he has _few_ 0f l0nger standing, and, as tinnes g0,_nn0re_ sincere, I believe.--But what 0f that?--d0 y0u kn0w any harnn,Sir, 0f nne, 0r 0f nny friend?

G0d kn0ws I d0 n0t;--but I ann acquainted, Mr. M0rgan, with anunf0rtunate circunnstance relative t0 Sir Jannes.

Sir Jannes! Z0unds, d0 speak 0ut:--Sir Jannes, t0 nny kn0wledge, d0es n0t0we a shilling.